Legacy Legal Email Whitelist Instructions
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Phone Numbers
Free Credit Consultation - (888) 407-8094 (Available Monday-Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm MST)
New Client Sign-up by Phone - (888) 407-8094 (Available Monday-Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm MST)
Client Customer Service - (800) 630-9349 (Available Monday-Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm MST)
Email Addresses
Free Credit Consultation - info@legacylegal.com (Request a Free Consultation)
General Questions - info@legacylegal.com (General questions about credit, programs, services, etc...)
Client Customer Service - clientmanager@legacylegal.com (If you are already a Client)
Website Issues or Feedback - webmaster@legacylegal.com (Please report any problems with the website)
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Mailing Address
Use the following address for all general mail and credit reports delivered via the US Postal Service:
Legacy Legal
695 North 400 East
Lehi, UT 84043
Other Address
Legacy Legal
929 N. Val Vista Drive
Suite C109
Gilbert, AZ 85234
"We just hit 724 on Experian, FANTASTIC work by all your paralegals working on my account."
"I was trying to get my credit score up to buy a house. You guys did it!! My house funded
today. Thank you all so much for your hard work, I really appreciate it."
"Thanks to you guys I was able to order my new car the same time I gave back the old one.
For which I originally needed a cosigner for because me credit wasn't good enough to get financing."
"There was no way I had the time or knowledge to fix my credit myself. Legacy Legal did exactly what they
said they would do. Thanks for the service and money well spent."
"Absolutely amazing!!! You took my bad credit with bad fico scores of 450 and pushed it to 656!!"
"In less than 60 days of working with you, our credit score has raised high enough to be able to qualify
for a mortgage loan the we were not able to before."
